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Freeballer Friday's

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I made a space for us on Google. Join me,

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Support our young freeballer adults ....

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This Friday........

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March 2017

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This will. be announcements about Circle Jerk.

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Circle jerk

Looking for people who know good public restrooms or places to meet meet people and to jerk with (cruising areas). Also looking if anyone can host a circle jerk at their place around the south bay or anywhere around LA.

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I made a space for us on Google. Join me,

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Those that love Zoom

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“Sometimes I see people as colours.”

“I knew my girlfriend and I would be together because she turned bright pink the first time she saw me.” - Neil Hilborn

concept: Even too sees people as colours and on that first day of school when he saw Isak, that’s what he was drawn to. then he was hooked and he wanted to see Isak’s full colour spectrum. then he saw the colour Isak turned when he looked at him and that’s why he seemed so confident because he knew they were meant for each other. 💙

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An Oxford University study concluded that men need at least two “guys nights” a week to stay healthy. However, please note that the study was commissioned by the Guinness.

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How to Cope with Feelings of Loneliness

1. Understand that loneliness is a feeling, and not necessarily a fact. Sometimes we feel lonely, unwanted or rejected based on wrong beliefs about ourselves and others. Often people and events acts as triggers for our feelings … and then we start to act as if they represent the truth.

2. Fight the urge to withdraw or to isolate yourself. You’ll actually feel better if you some spend time with others (but spend time with people who love you, just for “you”.)

3. Check for making assumptions, or jumping to conclusions, or skewed ways of thinking which make things seem much worse. Then, look for exceptions to balance up the picture. Don’t waste your time and energy on biased, untrue stuff.

4. Related to this, make sure you’re not attacking or putting yourself down. Try and focus on your good points, and things that you do right.

5. Work on being warm and friendly – as often other people are hiding their own feelings of insecurity. Hence, they’ll often be responsive when we are warm and friendly – and then reciprocate by being interested in us.

6. Try and find other people who share some of your interests – as that’s a natural way to form connections, or build bridges.